Federal Politics Archives - Page 29 of 47

Justin Trudeau Visits Mosque with Al-Qaeda Ties

Justin is at it again. When he's not courting the infant vote, he's doing anything and everything to court the minority vote. Trudeau recently visited the Al Sunnah Al-Nabawiah mosque in his Quebec riding of...

Ottawa’s Spin Doctors Cost Almost as Much as House of Commons

Recently, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation released the salary costs of the federal government’s information services staff. These number's reveal that the 3,325 spin doctors that work for the Harper governmen...

Justin Trudeau Goes Beyond Kissing Babies: He Lifts Them

Stop the presses, everyone! Not only has Justin Trudeau single-highhandedly revived the Liberal Party, bringing it out of the catacombs of irrelevance, but he has now innovated upon the generic “baby kissing” t...

Valcourt Complains About Salaries of Aboriginal Chiefs, Doesn’t Mention His Own

It’s fun when someone tells us what we already know, yet we still feign shock and outrage at news that isn’t really news. Recently, Canadians “learned” that some First Nations Chiefs make a lot of money- more t...

Daniel Blaikie’s Legacy Run in Elmwood-Transcona

Canadian politics has seen its fair share of father-son stories. The media and other politicians constantly remind Justin Trudeau that his dad is famous. Stephen Harper has shown great compassion to his biologi...

State of Emergency After Changes to Del Mastro’s Wikipedia Page

MPs take Wikipedia very seriouslyStar Trek The bells of Parliament Hill have been ringing with catastrophe. "This matter is being taken very seriously,” says a spokesperson for Speaker of the Hous...

Eve Adams Quits Nomination Race Amid Concussion Concerns

Just two weeks after a recommendation from the Conservative Party of Canada encouraged both Eve Adams and Natasha Lishchyna to resign, Eve Adams has quit the race saying that "the time has come to take my healt...

Top 10 People Who Earn Less Than An Aboriginal Chief

The First Nations Financial Transparency Act has made it mandatory for Aboriginal groups to disclose their finances. The most surprising revelation is the discrepancy between the earnings of First Nation Chiefs...

Mr. Big Is Not Okay: Supreme Court Rules Against Sting Operations

As cool as undercover police operations seem on TV, the Supreme Court of Canada isn’t such a fan. Today in a majority decision, Canada’s top court ruled that so called Mr. Big sting operations, also known as “T...

Liberal Party Seeks Renaissance in the Maritimes

"Liberal" ArtsCIEE While there is still a long way to go before the federal elections next year, Liberals across the Maritimes will have much to celebrate in the coming days. Bolstered by favourable...